Translations of the majority of the corpus of this
Translations of the majority of the corpus of this author's writings can be found in the collection If Not, Winter by Anne Carson. The first word of one of this author's poems is alternately translated as "with a many-colored mind" or "iridescent-throned." This author described seeing "the moon and then the Pleiades go down" in the poem "Tonight I've Watched." This author's 31st poem, which opens with the line "He appears to me, that one, equal to the gods," was adapted into the 51st poem of Catullus and is commonly known as the "Ode to Anactoria." This poet, who addressed a "deathless child of Zeus" in "Hymn to Aphrodite," was referred to as the Tenth Muse in an epigram attributed to Plato. For 10 points, identify this ancient Greek poet, a woman from Lesbos.
Translations of the majority of the corpus of this author's writings can be found in the collection
{Sappho} of Lesbos